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CLEMENT: WE LACK BALANCE

NORWICH head coach Phillippe Clement had no complaints with his side’s effort, but said they sometimes failed to see the bigger picture on the pitch.
The Canaries now find themselves in the bottom four after falling to a fifth consecutive league defeat.
“I am very disappointed, very frustrated”, Clement said.
“I saw a lot of passion out there, a lot of effort, but not enough overview.
“We had some good possession, but at important moments we would make the wrong pass, or try a shot from 30 yards.
“It’s about getting the balance right...

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